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Sep 30, 2024 4 min

Skye Isaac-Gimmie

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“GIMMIE” is a sweet nostalgic pop/r&b bop from Skye Isaac’s debut EP LATENCY. Produced by Louisiana’s very own Roi Chip Anthony, it’s impossible not to move to this song with all these lovey-dovey, flirty, fun feels! The song holds crossover appeal and features a bit of New Orleans bounce, but is vibey enough to grab your boo and swing out too! It's guaranteed to be on repeat! As seen on SNL with Solange Knowles, Kelly Rowland’s Chasing Destiny, or many of her TV and movie appearances, (Disney, Lifetime, and ABC) Skye is making her mark as an emerging STAR! With influences including Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, TLC, and Britney Spears, Skye created a sweet pop style unique to every listener’s ear. Skye is a “Triple Threat” (quadruple if you count her creative directing hat) placing the quality of her songwriting (as in her Billboard Chart-topping single "Bout It" ), production, live performances, and music videos at the forefront. Born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana, her Southern Creole roots run deep and can be detected in everything she does. Ever since receiving the American Idol Golden Ticket at 15, she’s been immersed in music & entertainment. Now residing in Los Angeles, California, Skye’s foot is on the gas with no intentions of letting up. Skye hopes to leave her mark on the world by continuously spreading messages of fun, hope, tolerance, love, and individuality through her art. Her journey has just begun!

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